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- Power Corrupts
- Domenico Ghirlandaio
- Now, the Thirteenth Amendment Brigade
- Fortunately, Most Criminals Aren't This Smart
- Visions of Our Solar System
- Another Cost of War
- How many earths?
- Wikileaks and the Afghan War
- Ediacara Fauna
- Language and Culture
- In the Waves
- The Murkiness that is Afghanistan
- $88,000 a Year for a Drug that Doesn't Work
- Language Politics in Indonesia
- Storm Blowing In
- What Liberal Elite?
- Sisters
- Let's Have a Real Debate
- Demography and Democracy
- Vacation (2)
- vacation
- A Little Graffiti
- Secrecy and Incompetence
- Panatal, Brazil
- Black and White New York
- Religious Freedom and the Mosque
- More from el Zotz
- The Gift of Science
- More Trouble in Afghanistan
- Maybe, Finally, Some Rational Defense Budgeting
- Too Much of Anything is Bad For You
- The Purpose of Keeping Pets
- More on that Possible Leonardo
- Abandoned
- Rain Dance
- Total Eclipse at Easter Island, July 14
- Sound Mind and Body?
- Today's (Sort of) News
- Boys, Girls, Mothers
- The Politics of White Grievance
- A Note About Historical Causality
- The King is Dead
- More Supervillainy
- Harpocrates
- Transparent
- Ten of My Favorite Nonfiction Books
- Rock Cut Shrine
- Cambodian Ruins
- Louisiana as a Petro State
- Complaining about Spoiled Kids, Again
- Tiny Houses
- Butterflies
- A Face from the Tomb
- Ideology and Taxes
- Maria de Tassis
- Volcanoes and Squid
- Another Rumor of Poison
- A Red Letter Day
- What is the Problem?
- A Little Justice
- Yves Klein
- The Swing
- Dandelions
- In the Graveyard
- Doctrine
- Signs of a Future Robot Takeover
- One is Afraid to Hope
- A Roman Canal
- Tin-Glazed Bowls from London
- Electric Cars and CO2 Emissions
- What are Universities For?
- More Dorset Maskettes
- Some Guys Have All the Luck
- A Dorset Maskette
- Russia, 1905-1915
- Light in the Dark
- Headless Corpses and Border Lies
- The Black Guerrilla Family
- The 36 Situations
- Flowers Love the Rain
- Worry of the Day
- Yesterday
- Lady Rain
- Sperm Donor Fairy Tales
- M78
- Unintended Consequences
- Ghost Train to the Eastern Star
- Fixing Problems Without Blame
- Lesbian Life in Small Town Mississippi
- No, You Can't See the Great Wall from Space
- Money and Babies
- The Old Bailey Online
- Blessed are the Meek
- People Know
- Green Shoots
- British Torture Inquiry
- Parenting and Happiness
- A Goal for the New Europe
- 1857
- The Man in the Pyramid
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About Me
- John
- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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